Older Area Code List
The following list contains only area codes which have been disclosed through various other sources, as the official list was not previously known, even to ITU-T. The telephone directory in North Korea is top secret.
- 0191 - a mobile network which is used by the British Embassy in Pyongyang
- 0192 - koryolink 3G Network
- 0193 - SunNet GSM/900 Network
- 02 - Pyongyang
- 031 - Moranbong
- 039 - Nampho
- 041 - Songnim
- 043 - Songnim
- 045 - Haeju
- 049 - Kaesong
- 053 - Hungnam
- 057 - Wonsan
- 073 - Chongjin
- 079 - Hyesan
- 08 - Rason
- 082 - Rajin
- 086 - Sonbong
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